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I like Bigg Will's detailed threads? Good pictures and many part numbers listed.
He had an XFR but the 5.0L SC is the same across the Jaguar lineup.
This is one good thread. Water Pump Replacement
Took me way longer than I wanted.. but got it done 😤 Leak was worse than I thought Used a loaner serpentine tool to pry it up... made this part a breeze. This helped out tremendously. Its soft and doesn't damage anything. I noticed a slight pooling afterwards.. where the 2 pieces mate. I seem to have stopped. Drove 6 hrs after and she ran like butter. Coolant levels didn't drop at all.
I purchased this aluminum part. Has anyone installed one from this company?
I also noticed some of these plastic ones have only 2 mounting screws, while the aluminum has 3 holes. Can anyone give some insight on this? How do I know which one I need? Car is a 2016 XJL
I purchased this aluminum part. Has anyone installed one from this company?
I also noticed some of these plastic ones have only 2 mounting screws, while the aluminum has 3 holes. Can anyone give some insight on this? How do I know which one I need? Car is a 2016 XJL
When I did the 2014 RRS with the 3L, it had 3 screws on each side. Do you have the V6 or V8?
Took me way longer than I wanted.. but got it done 😤 Leak was worse than I thought
Used a loaner serpentine tool to pry it up... made this part a breeze. This helped out tremendously. Its soft and doesn't damage anything.
I noticed a slight pooling afterwards.. where the 2 pieces mate. I seem to have stopped. Drove 6 hrs after and she ran like butter. Coolant levels didn't drop at all.
I would highly recommend to anyone planning to do this job to remove the wipers and the cowling that covers the back of the engine. It's well worth the extra effort. Looks like meanmugga might have removed these items, or tried.
I would highly recommend to anyone planning to do this job to remove the wipers and the cowling that covers the back of the engine. It's well worth the extra effort. Looks like meanmugga might have removed these items, or tried.
Yep, I tried to get the wiper arms off my old XFR and the damn things just would not budge.
I wasn't until years later with the XFR long gone I discovered you can get a simple tool for cheap which makes this a piece of cake: https://www.ebay.com/itm/22365759122...3ABFBMpNHQkOpi
Well worth it if/when you want to remove the wipers.
I posted in the F type thread, but I'll be dropping my XJ off at the shop on Monday to do both Y pipe and upper pipe from EuroAmp.
My valve cover stud on passenger bank is spinning freely, which may or may not explain my quart loss over 3500 miles. Replacing both covers just in case.
Hopefully ensures my life as I'm at 90k miles now.
I posted in the F type thread, but I'll be dropping my XJ off at the shop on Monday to do both Y pipe and upper pipe from EuroAmp.
My valve cover stud on passenger bank is spinning freely, which may or may not explain my quart loss over 3500 miles. Replacing both covers just in case.
Hopefully ensures my life as I'm at 90k miles now.
Change your PCV diaphram(s) while you’re in there with new OEM.
It's good advice. Unfortunately I'm an unlucky man. I changed my PCV with supercharger on 2 weeks ago, before I noticed my stud was now loose. So, those refreshed parts will carry over to the new covers/seals/grommets.
Shop will also do the injector seal kits x8 and replace the oil cooler/seals as well. Might find some more stuff later.
I changed my supercharger oil last year as well as the rear coolant manifold. Efficiency has not been my friend.
I'm curious but also wary of some of these parts. The parts from EuroAmp on the Y pipe and lower coolant pipe look good enough, cast and machined with no burring or seal issues.
The rear pipe is a liiitle bit different and uses face seals which are less forgiving than o rings if any tolerances are out far enough.